Cricket 1901

M a y 2, 1901. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 109 ow ing to the paucity of spectators. But the few who put in an appearance had the good luck to see a characteristic innings by Albert Trott, which means much to an onlooker. Hallam and J. Gunn were too good for most of the M.C.C. batsmen. Dench and W. Gunn, by excellent cricket, gained almost a mastery over the M.C.C. bowling, putting on 119 for the second wicket in an hour and twenty minutes, so that no one could complain that the play was too slow to be interesting. When stumps were drawn Notts had scored 319 for seven wickets. M.C.C. and G round . W . L. Murdoch, b J. G unn.......................... 11 Hearne (A .),b Wass... 6 P. Perrin, run out ... 7 Storer, b J. Gunn ... 14 Trott (A. E.), c Cart­ wright, b Hallam 52 B. J. T. Bosanquet, b J. Gunn .. ... ... 0 R. H. Crake, b J. Gunn 8 Rev. E. W . Taylor Jones, st Carlin, b Ha lam ................... 0 A.M . Miller, b Hallam 5 Hearne (J.T .),n otou t 15 Thompson, c Cart­ wright, b H allam ... 1 E xtras................... 5 Total ...124 N otts . V. Cartwright, c Thompson, b J. Htarne .................. 8 Dench, b T r o tt...........68 Gunn (W .), c Ptrrin, b Trott ...................69 J. A . Dixon, b Trott .. 17 Gunn (J.), b Bjsan- quet .......................... 59 Hon. M. Herbert, c Perrin, b Trott Anthony (G.), c Hearne. b Trott Carlin, not out .. Byes ........... J, 65 16 T o'al (7 wkts) 319 J.Gunn.. Wass, Hallam and Atkinson to bat. M.C.C. and G round . O. M. R. W . I O. M. R. W . ,11 1 49 1 Hallam... '7*5 5 12 4 18 3 58 4 | Wass bowled one no-ball. FIRST MATCH AT THE OVAL. MR. H. O. DOLBY’S SIDE v. MR. J. W O R - MALD’S SIDE.—Played at the Oval on April 25. Mr. H .“ O. Dolby, who has been tried for the county, took three wickets in five overs for 1 run. Mb. H. 0 . D olby ’ s S idk . E.F.Chinnery (Eaton), run out ................... 3 I. Watts, b Haisman 6 Y. R. Udal (Winches­ ter), b Haisman ... 12 H.O.Dolby,b Haisman 3 G.Wormald (Eaton), b May ........... ...........20 Rudd, b Haisman ... 0 Southerton, c Platt, b H aism an.................. 1 W isdom. b Platt ... 1 P.Broad (Uppingham), b M ay.......................... 18 D. Burton (Fettes) b Courtanche ........... Holland, b Haisman Johnson, not out Thorpe, b M a y ........... Lane, b May ........... Jones, b May ........... R.S.Potts (Epsom), b M a y .......................... Extras ........... Total .. .. M b . J. W obmald ’ s S ide . J Wormald, c Souther­ ton, b Wisdom ... 1 E. S. Langsdale (East­ bourne) b Rudd ... 0 G.LeB.Smith (Radley), b Southerton ........43 L G. N. Bell, b Rudd 1 N. A. Knox (Dulwich College), b Dolby ... 13 L.S.Foster(Tonbridge), b Dolby ............... 18 C.J.Langley .bThorpe 17 A. Bird (Malvern), b Dolby ................... 0 Courtanche, not out... 28 Haisman, b Thorpe ... 4 P. R. May, not out ... 8 Extras.................. 25 Total (9 wkts ) 158 Platt did not bat. C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen, post free. Order of Going-in Cards, 7d. per dozen, post free. Cricket Score Book*, 6d. and Is. each; postage, 2d. extra.—To be obtained at the Offices of Cricket , 168, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C. THE OXFORD UNIVERSITY SENIORS’ MATCH. Played at Oxford on April ‘29, 30, and May 1. Drawn. So soon have the keen winds dried up the ground that the batsmen had matters to their liking in this match, although on the first day only two of them very greatly distinguished themselves. These were E. H . Hollins and R. J. H. Voss, who played cricket of the liveliest and best kind while they were in together. By the time that Hollins was out there was not much sting left in the bowling, and Voss and Grellot took advantage of this to score 70 in half an hour. Voss was at the wicket for two hours and twenty minutes for his fine innings of 136. The innings was ended just before the time for drawing stumps. On Tuesday the play was not very lively, but some excellent batting was shown by Adamson, Wyld, Moss, Williams, and Samson, and the total was only 14 short of that of Mr. Hollin’s side. Nearly every batsman in the second innings of Mr. Hollin’s side made runs, but Mr. Voss alone showed up very prominently. M b . H ollin ’ s S ide . Second innings. 8 b Moss... b Moss... First innings. W .S. Medlicott (Magdalen), c Collins, b Kelly .18 c Kelly, b Moss . J. E. Tomkinson (Balliol), c Wyld, b Williams.......... M.Bonham-Carter (Balliol), c Samson, b Williams ... F. H. Hollins (Magdalen), b Joy .................k ............ 52 b Williams... R. J. H. Yoss (Lincoln), c Kelly, b Parton .136 b Joy ............................. C. S. Hannay (Trinity), c Kelly, b Darling .......... 25 lbw, b Parton R. E. Grellet (Hertford), c c Collins, o P arton...........22 c sub., b Joy F. G. Robinson (Exeter), c Moss, b Parton..................28 b Parton F. H. Browning Christ Church), not out ........... C. Woodsworth (Queen’s), c Collins, b P arton........... 4 c Collins, b Joy.. J. S. Munn (Hertford), b Darling ......................... 4 B 4, lb 1, w 2, nb 1 8 run out not out... Extras 38 Total ............................319 M b . W illiams ’ s First innings. H. J.W yld (Magdalen), lbw, b Bonham-Carter ..............30 J, D. Adamson (8t. John’s), c Bowring, b Yoss ... ... 59 R. S. Darling (Oriel), c Wordsworth, b Bowring 0 R. A.Williams (University), c Tomkinson, b Grellett... 47 C. G. Parton (University), run out ..........................15 J. L. Stow (Exeter), c Munn, b V oss..................................11 W . L. H. Moss (Oriel), c Tomkin8on, b Bowring ... 49 O. M. Samson (Hertford), c Hollins, b Bow ring...........71 G. F. Kelly (Lincoln), not out ... ... 13 B. A. Collins (Brasenose), h V o s s ................................ 0 F. D. H. Joy (N w), b Bowring .......................... 1 B 4, lb 4, nb 1 ........... 9 Total .......... .. 270 Total S id e . Second innings. c Robinson, b Munn ........... 1 b Munn ...........15 b Wordsworth .. 57 b Wordsworth ... 6 b Wordsworth ... 1 run out not out... B l ,w l , nb 1... 3 .................305 Total (3 wkts) 140 M b . H ollin ’ s S id e . First innings. M o 88 .................. 15 Williams ...........18 K e lly ...................11 W y ld ................... 6 Joy .................. 11 Darling Parton... O. M. R. W . 3 46 0 1 68 2 .. 0 70 1 .. 1 18 0 .. 2 41 1 .. ...10 2 2 39 2 .. ... 9 0 29 4 .. Second innings. O. M. R. W . 1 39 3 2 49 1 1 13 0 , 11 . 13 . 6 0 63 3 1 19 0 0 61 2 Joy delivered two wides and a no-ball and Darling a no-ball. M unn........... Wordsworth B.-Carter ... Bjwring ... Voss ........... Grellet . Hauu y Mb. W illiams ’ s S ide . O. M. r . w . 18 5 45 0 ... 13 5 23 0 .. 14 2 62 1 ... 11-5 0 60 4 ... . iO 3 65 3 ... . 10 1 VS 1 I 13 0 ... O. M. R. W . 8 2 27 2 7*4 2 24 3 7 1 25 0 7 1 23 0 4 0 23 0 4 0 15 0 Munn delivered two no-' alls and Bowling one wide. LONDON COUNTY v. H M.S. W ILD FIRE — (F ibht H undred of the S eason by D r . W. G. G bacb ). Played at Sheerne s on April 27. H M S. W ildfire . Capt. Campbell, cW .G. Grace, b Tindall ... 0 Capt. Carden, b W . G. G race........................... 4 W. F. 8alter, c W . G. Grace, b Tindall ... 2 Lieut. Bentinck, c and b W . G. Grace........... 9 Lieut. Escombe, b Tin dall ...........................12 Lieut. Hotham, c C.B. , Grace, bW .G . Grace 33 Dr. Pead, c and b L. Walker ................... 22 Lieut. Chitfield, b W . G. G ra ce ................. 6 Com. Hon. G. A. Har- dinge, c Frith, b L. Walker ........... 7 Lieut.H. E. Grace, not out .......................... 10 W . Taylor, c Frith, b L. Walker .......... 2 B 3, lb 2, nb 1 ... 6 Total .113 L ondon C ounty . S.M. Tindall, b Camp­ bell ........................... C. B. Grace, c Salter, b Cam pbell.................. B.W .Westmacott, c H. E.Grace, b Campbell L.Walker, c Chattield, b Hotham.................. W . F. L. Fri-.h, c H ot­ ham, b Taylor... 15 W.G.Grace,bChatfield 111 H.W.Dillon,cEscombe, b Chatfield ...........15 L.G.Reynolds,b Chat­ field ......................... 6 L. E. Walker, b Chat­ field .......................... 4 L. Covell, not out ... 0 G. Eyre, b Chatfield 0 Byes ................... 2 Total ...164 SOMERSET STRAGGLERS v. TAUNTON — Played on the Somerset County Ground on April 27. SOMBBSET S t BAOGLEBS. L. C. H. Palairet, c Chidgey,b Sloman...l23 Rev. E. P. Spurway, run out .................. 1 R.C.N.Paiiiret.cLock, b Robson . ... ..5 7 Rev. A. P. Wickham, b Tyler ............ 2 S. M. J. W oods, b Braund ................25 Rev. R. Chichester, c Tyler, b Braund ... 4 T aunton . J. Reid, c Lock, b Braund ................... A. G. Barrett, not out Rev. R. R. Luxton, c Chidgey, b Braund Capt. Gill, run out ... W . Manners Smith, b Robson ................... Extras................... Total ...........2! G.Fowler, c L.Palairet, b L u xton .................. 30 W . H. Sloman, c Lux­ ton, b L. P a lir e t... 15 L. C. Braund, not out 98 E .Robson,stWickham, b R. P alairet...........49 E. J. Lock, c W oods, b R. Palairet........... 0 E. J. Tyler, b Barrett 1 F. W ood, not out ... 41 Extras ................... 2 Total (5 wkts)236 H. R. Corner, A . Chidgey, and T. B . Williams did not bat PANTHER. M AY. 4. Catford, v. Granville 11. Catford. v.. Ashburton 18. Perry Hill, v. For st Hill 25. Charlton Park, v. Charlton Park JUNE. 1. Catford, v. Northbrook 6. Private Banks, v. Lloyds Bank* 8. Dulwich, v. Alleyn 22. Catford. v. Forest Hill 29. Lee, v. Northbrook JULY. 6. Catford, v. Old Citizens 18. Private Banks, v. Lloyds Bank* 20. Catford, v. Old Citizens 27. W atford, v. Mr. F- Taylor’s X I. AUGUST. 10. Dulwich, v. Dulwich 17. Acton, v. Pallingawick 24. Caiiord. v. Charlton Park 31. Lee, v. Granville SEPTEMBER. 7. Catford, v. Dulwich * Two-day matches.